Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-19
THE GOVERNORS SIGNATURE.
The Governor Applies the Pruning knife
to the Appropriation Bill.


to the Appropriation Bill.
The Governor yesterday approved the
general appropriation bill. objecting, how
ever, to eleven items and disappearing of
the same. He appended to the bill state
ment of the items to which he objects, and
the reasons therefor. The items or appro-
priations disallowed are the following:
For pay of employees of State Printing
Office, so, 900.
Also, $4,000 for stock and material for
same Office.
Also, $4,000 for compilation of school
| textbooks.
Also $4,000 for State Printing Office, to
be used in the publication of elementary
grammars, arithmencs, ETC.; claiming that
all these items of expenditure are provided
for in Assembly Bill No. sos.
The item of $500 for Office rent, fuel and
| contingent expenses of Commissioners OF
the Yosemite Valley, 5000 for fitting up an
office for the Commissioners, and $1,000 for
salary CT the Secretary of the Commission,
are disallowed.
Two items, 81, 900 and s., 900 respectively,
for increased facilities for the articulation
department, and the industrial department,
Of the Deaf and Dumb and Blind Asylum,
are disallowed, claiming that they are ex-
cesssive, and should be covered in the lib
eral appropriations of S91 800, made in other
parts of the bill for the same institution.
The Governor gives the same reasons for
disaliowing $40, 600 for the Insane Asylum
at Stockton for extension of boiler house,
repairs, plumbing, ETC., the appropriation
of 100000 for this asylum, he claims,
being sufficient to include these items.
Hoo arrNrOuoH tha fallnrr-fnn
Senate Bill No. 443, to provide for the
future management of the Napa Insane
Asylum, relating to the Resident Physi-
clan.
Assembly Bill No 257, to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriation for the pay
ment of rewards for the arrest Of highway
robbers for the thirty sixth fiscal year.
Assembly Bills Nos. $40 and 81, provid-
ing fer deficiency in the approp iation for
transportation of prisoners for the thirty
seventh and thirty eighth fiscal years.
Senate Bill No. 19l, appropriating SIS, 500
for the purpose OF purchasing a site for the
location of the Industrial Home of Mechan-
ical Trades for the Adult Blind of Califor-
MIA.
Senate Bill No. 422, to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriation for the costs
and expenses of suits wherein the State
| W do pa lOA tAlC -A4lLu Usual year
Senate Bill No. 450, to pay the officers
| and men of the Second Brigade for guard
service from December 10, 1886, to January
| 81, 1887, both days inclusive, during rioting
| in San Francisco.
Assembly Bill No. 1913, relating to gov.
eminent of counties. This is what is
| known as the county government bill. ~
| Assembly Bill No. 35s, to provide for de-
| ficiency in payment of postage in Office Of
| Adjutant- General, thirty-fifth fiscal year.
Assembly Bill No. 359, to provide for de.
| fciency in appropriation for the restoration
and preservation of fish for the thirty-fifth
| fiscal year.
Assembly Bills Nos. 37S, $40 and $50, tc
provide for the deficiency in the appropria.
ton for the payment of rewards for the ar
rest of criminals without the limits of the
State for the thirty-fifth, thirty-sixth and
thirty-seventh fiscal years.
| Assembly Bill No. 372, to provide for the
deficiency in the appropriation for the
| transportation OF prisoners for the thirty
| fifth fiscal year.
Senate Bill No. 80, to appropriate money
| for the preservation of the Yosemite Valley
and the Mariposa Big Tree Grove
| Assembly Bill No. 367, TO provide for de-
| ficiency for travelling expenses of a ttorney-
General and Surveyor-General in contests
between the State and the United States for
| the thirty-fifth fiscal year.